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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
IND YOU SEE THE MASSES

lid YOU SEE THE MASSES
Turnout YEsTERDAY7 AND THE MANY
| >TRANGERs THAT WERE HERE? SEEMED
- THOUGH THE MOST OF THEN DESIG-
MATED OUR ESTABLISHMENT As THEIR
NETTING PLACE-TO MEET so THAT
JOINTLY TREY COULD SELECT THElR
OUTFITS. WE WERE KEPT VERY BUSY
EXCEPTING THE TIME THAT THE PA
RADE PASSED OUR DOORS, YOU
SHOULD HAVE sTROLLED THROUGH OUR
HOUSE ANY HOUR OF THE DAY, FROM
EARLY MORNING I'LL ALMOST MID
NIGHT. YOU'D HAVE SEEN CROWDS OF
PATRONS BUYING HATS YOU WOULD
HAVE SEEN A LIVELY TRIRIN OUR GEN.
TLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE you
woULDHAvEsERNA PERFECTJAMIS OUR
BOYS CLOTHISG DEPARTMENT; LADIES
WITH THEIR LITTLE CHARGES SEATED
COMFORTABLY AWAITING THEIR TURN
TO BE WAITED UPON YOU WOULD
HAVE SEEN THE FULL FORCE OF THIS
DEPARTMENT WORKING LIKE BEAVERS,
AND YOU COULD FORM SOME IDEA OF
TIE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS WE DO IN
BOYS CLOTHING. YOU WOULD HAVE
SEEN THE MOST THOROUGHLY CROWDED
MINIS CLOTHING STORE YOU PROBABLY
EVER SAW. YOU WOULD HAVE SEEN,
III THE MATTER INTERESTED YOU At
ALL. MORE FALL oyERCOATS AND FALL
SUITS SOLD IN A GIVEN TINE THAN YOU
PROBABLY EVER SAW IN ANY HOUSE IN
THIS COUNTRY. IT DosEN'T REQUIRE
MUCH EFFORT To SELL OUR GOODS.
THE QUALITIES AND PRICES MAKE SILL
ING AN EASY MATTER FOR THE CLERKS.
ALL THEY HAVE TO DO Is TO SHOW THE
GOODS WITH PATIENCE AND COURTESY,
NAME THE PRICES, AND FIT THE PATRON
CAREFULLY. COME IN SOME TINE AND
LOOK THROUGH.
II. SAKS G. CO.,
TBR oNE-PRIcE MALE oUTFITTERs,
1908 MAIN STREET,
oFicSi--. Io5T.vFxIcE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Nashville Races.
nv telegraph 10 The Dispatch. !

NASHVILLE. TENN, October 27.-The first day
Of The fan meeting at West-Side track. The wea-
Their was delightful. the track heavy. and the
contests very good and exciting. particularly
The last event. Attendance twenty-five hundred.
First race-slx turlOngs-Cupid won Cleaner
second. Colonel Owens third. Time, l:25.
second race-half mile-Briigetght won
Buckeye second. Duetl third. Time 5lA.
Third race-seyen fnrlongs-Phil. Lewis
Time. 1891
Fourth race one mile-Par6gon and John
Morris ran a dead heat for the first, KensingtOn
tLird. Time l:j0H.
In the run of Paragon won by length. Time,
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
SscinWay- King OF Pianos
bottom prices, at Ryland Il lees.
Sale of Fine stock a1thc Fair.

Nessrs. II. 2. Rowe & Co., Of Fredericksburg,
Va. whose beautiful display II Jersey Cattle
now on exhibition az the state Fair attracts 80
much attention aud Is so generally aimirei.
have been kept busy making sales OF their fine
sto.k ON the fair-GrOunds They s0ld on yes
terlGy 10 hr ". L. Kennedy, u North Caro-
good figures. ard dispO.cd Of number OF
Other handsome and valuable animals % par
ties from different sections. lu addition 10 tho
many premiums awarded o. Messr'. ". r.
Rowe & Co. ON HeQno siay. they won on yester-
cav lhc Dairy Prize for ho-t dairy COW OF any
iucCd or age. FOR Fhich the il0lst-ins AMI Other
breeds competed, and the COWS were milS'l
before the judge.
Nc~srs. Rowe st.ll own the herd which two
years ago won the Herd Prize over The herd
containing no famous oxford Kate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
An artistic Feature.

OF all the exhibits of pianos at our State FaIr
there Is q similarity, relieved only by a little
extra bunting here and few banlos and cheap
organs there. except IN one instance. and that
al the exhibit Of Mossrs. NJ. Is. Ramos q Co.
We say cmphaticaly that the great piano
house Of Knabe q Co. have sent US the most
elegant specimen Of artistic plano work over
seen. The instrument "a rosewood piano Ia J.
laid with direrentcolored woods. Tho price Is
Al 800. ana the piano will remain on exhibition
for few days. 30 sure and see H.
y. u EA,.sS J, ". --..a S..-.sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Premiums Awarded for Jersey
Cattle at state Fair.

Peat bull. three years old or over, Cal. 3. An
dfows. second best, NJ. u. Rowe & Co. Best
bun. two years old, ". y. Rowe & Co second
NJ. n Miller; second best, x. Is. Chafin. Best
COW. three years old or over, Cal. y. Andrews
second best. NJ. r. Miller. Best COW, two years
Old. NJ. Is. Rowe & Co.; second best, ". 4.
Miller Best heifer. one year old W. +. Miller /;
second heat Cal =. Andrews. Sweepstakes
best cow. cal. :. Andrews. Sweepstakes. pest
hui. Cal. &. Andrews. Best bull Of any age or
breed who hes taken premiums elsewhere. NJ
r Miller. Rest herd fDull and four cows) Cal
:. Andrews. Best dairy and fancy-breed COW,
not entered elsewhere. NJ; Is. Rowe & Co. The
INN Onaa island star Of Mr.. VI. Erskine Miller
was greatly admired, and took premium as best
bun Of any age or breed that hal previously
taken a premium. His heifer, Kings Clear
wa;er. tied the best COW for any age or breed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Tho exhibit Of Jersey Cattle ~ the Fair this
wear SURPRISES all former displays Messrs.
q. i. Rowe q Co.. Of Fredericksburg,.
Va: Mr.. ". F.. Miller. Of Ntnunton, and Mr.. K.
=. Andrews, Of Chesterfield county. have fine
herds on exhibition, all Of whom received a
portion of the lrizcs. The Socioty's herd prize
vas awarded to Mir. II. s. Andrews and tho 800
herd prize offered by tho American Jersey
Cattle club was won by Me-srs. II. Is. Rove &
Go. Tho latter have been regular eX-
hitt0r- for The past Ten or twelve years, and
they never fail 20 receive q large portion of the
prize. at this and other fairs. Attic Piedmont
EXPOSITION held ~ Atlanta last week they cap
tutcd the most Important prizes i'm Jersey Cat
re. including fret on bull, first ON COW, special
500 silver cup. and Other prizes Their Jersey
COW lrosa. winner Of the $3.50 prize at Atlanta,
was Injured on tbe return trip.
~. B. Rowe a CO. also received a number OF
awards on Devon cattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
DAMAGING RAINS.
CoTroN-PIcKIsG ABANDONED IN THE
OLD NORTH STATE.
Religious Eotes-Fair Association-Th
ColOred Fair-A Desperate Con.
Wet Shot and Killed.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.I

RALEIGH, y. C., October 27.-TO-day was the
fourth Of continuously bad weather. Tho rains
have certainly done much damage In the State.
cotton especially has suffered. Picking has
been necessarily abandoned All this week and
most Of last week was likewise lost
Tho Luthcrans are earnestly at work raising
funds for the endowment Of their college az
Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus county. They have
tlus far secured over $1,000. The Tennessee
synod az Lutherans met to-day at Statewide
ia annual session.
PRHsBYTERIANs
Row Il. H. Johnston, Of Llncolnton, has been
elected moderator, aud key. Alexander sprunt,
oi Henderson. and J. r. Johnston, Of Char
.tifc clerks Of the North Carolina Presbyterian
synod. ia session at Fayetteville.
Tie DEAN Of kov. William AskcR. n Baptist
preacher il announced at Elizabeth City.
hcv. DR.. 1heo. Whitfield has been ro-olcc'od
uodcrator Of the Atlantic Baptist Association
ao" iu session 10 GolshOrO.
An association Of Chatham county people
o. been formed Tor tho purpose ~ holding
'al li siiyer City. IN tina. county, December
f., and %.
ILLICIT DIsTILLERs.
Illicit distillers In a part Of Chatham county
src very lnwless. hand of dozen, disguised,
attempted few nights since to lynch o good
citizen. They believe that the people inform
he revenue authorities o. their unlawful
work: hence their anger. They are regularly
organized. and are menace TO good order.
= party ~ fifteen teachers In tie Charlotte
public schools arrived here to-day - inspect
Dee Raleigh graded schools. They will Doe here
tomorrow also.
Clrrs Mount. in Arson county, has been se-
lccicd ~ the location for a satisfactory by CAPT
ig.ists from Paterson, y. j..
THE COLORED PAIR.
80 tho colorcd state Fair here to-day tho At
tendance was quito large, bad "a tho weathor
vs. Speeches were made by X. W. Pcguc7
.Coi0rcd'. % Richmond. and Hon. Charles W.
,Cekc. Of LOuisburg. There was procession
COMPOSED II ircmeu, with seven bands, which
marched through the rain. Green b. Raum
and several prominent Republicans from
Washington arrived this afternoon. AM will
-. aR 10 morrow II BE- understood, ia John
>leImans interest.
A DgsrEBADO BILLED.
Died NareaIy Gitas owen Manning, tho
oeafcrnte convict who has been I'm hiding in
side the penitcutiary enclosure since last Fri
DAY, Wa shot and Killed 81 , O'Clock this morn
ing. he h8d been concealed over window in
tine attic OF the unfinished building. lie made
r. dash across the grounds towards the stOrkaie
holding q ladder in his hands. As he placed
the ladder against tho stOckade and began 90
mount 10 one of The guards shot him in the logs
viii buckshot. This did not prevent him from
HaN track. Another guard fred four shots with
a Winchester rifle, and the last one penetrated
his abdomen. lie died az ! O'Clock ,hs after
noon. Ic was a native Of south Carolina AMI
great desperate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

\. ". BOWIE. / p. NJ. AT No. ( Eleventh street
iu the city Of Richmond the famous Il0
NIging5 Of Virginia, situated in Bath
county.
K. II. FOX 6 CO.. 1880 A. NJ, cabbage, ap-
pies, oysters, and nsh.
WILLIAM JENKINS, 1925 A. NJ, bananas
pCqrs, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28


VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT I'm
COMPANY'S ssssnen4ss
JAMES-RlVER LIMB
For OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
NEWPOk1 NEWS, CLAREMONT.
AND JAM ES-RiyER LAND
INGs DIRECT,
AID ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE 0y
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
At OLD POINT closely with all lines for
Washington, ID. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia
akd New York same afternoon:
Al NORFOLK with evening trains for Viz
ginla Reach and Ocean View:
Al NEWPORT NEWS FOR Smithneld. Va:
And a. CLAREMONT with the Atlantic and
D1nyllle railroad for Wayerly. fIicksford, &c.
ONLY ALL-WA1Ek ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATRs MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHANGED
By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIRST-CLAsS MEALS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
CAPTAis DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY as 2
A. N. (BRoAD-STRRET CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TlMl for aboye-nemed places, arriving
at Old Point about 40 P. NJ. and Norfolk about
$50 Y. M. Returning, the steamer leaves Nor
folk. Old Point and Newport News on alter
nate days arriving as kichmOnd about 5 =. N.
Through tickets 70 aDoye-named points on
sale on steamer and AZ CARRIERS Agency, loo
Main ssssss 6ssssgs seecss Cd ,ns 0ss
OR NfQHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Levy & DAVE. 1917 and 1919 Main street. arc
The largest dealers here in Carpets ami Dry
Goods. are a Ono-PI!cc House, and keep first.
class stock. You can't 90 better than 70 cal
there aud make your purchases, "a you will
get fresh. well-sc!ected, stylish goods AZ the
bottom value. Rccollect the place-l0l7 aud
1919 Main street, nearly opposite the post
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
xARKErs By TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK, October Cotton steady; sa'es,
2l3, bales: uplands. ll-l6c. Orleans, l3-ibc.
net receipts, {2,5i6 bales: exports-tO Gr9aI
Britain, 1898 bales; 70 France, $3.50; u the
CONTINENT $500 bales; stock. G17,4l5 bales:
southern Hour firm. Whsst-Options opened
nrm later declined haIc; subsequently adj
Vanced As4c.. closing llrm at the best spot hrIn
anu moderately active No. 2 red, Nsvsm Der,
eJaeS'sc.; december, SlIaAAc. May, " loA
ssac. Ssrn nrm; No.'2 October, SAKE. NoVsm-
Der, sh h@ae.; May. s. 3-l6s53;sc. Oais
shade better: Ne. 2 October S3aS3Sc.; Noyem-
Der, S5153.c Nay, S5t.as5kc.; Ne. 2. spot! S5a
oJ'sc. h9ps quiet Conee-fAir Rio nominal
optiohs asaiS points. lower and moderately
eeine; no: Rio, October, tl6l5: NoremDsr,
ioi0as!o.g; December, ti6.0SaildW; May,
sls.csslo.Oo. Sugar steady and fairly active
iair rennlng, Sc. refined dull. Mslasses steady.
hleo urn. Cottoa.seed oil-s5c. for crude
80. Tor refined. Rosia dull sE sl.Dail5.
IuIIo h"ne urn st3oAc Hides quist and very
sssy. Wool quiet and weak. PORK fairly
ac.Ns anu steady. Bsefdull; beef hams steady
outhtce,s uall aud unchanged. Niddles dull anu
hoin,na LARD Sa7 points lever. duli anu
hss'y western steam. 1855; October, td.hoe.
n no,,smoes, w6sasd6i; May, taSsaiosL
BALTIMORE
s.LtkokE, Nd, October s7.-Cotton steafy
a"" hi'n mifdhng. exc. Flour dniet ana
s'e~'s' "lesi-svulhera Ialrly sclso sa&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Ier-0us should never travel without a box o.
p erlrcth's Pills. a few doses taken before
-0.H On ship win prevent sca-st 'Sness, and
ONO 100 every night on ship-hoard will coun-
fcr.'i tie cosii,e action ~ the ssa air. Whom
..c-. troubled win pains, colds. or iizziur ss, or
having rheumatism, take from three % i've
d.. and II they DO not operate In an hour or
=. L. /. lLrnn or lnIr moro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
MnNhtnsIon Races.

10y Telegraph % INC DIspdIctsI
WASHINGTON. October 27.-ro-day was the
third Of the National Jockey club meeting and
The ihIrd day 81 rain.
First race-heavy-w weight handicap sweep
stake s.. all ages. six furlongs-Bessie June won
ovid second, Salyini third. Time 1916.
Second rHce-three- year-Olds and upwards,
one mile-Follsn won ; Hanover second, Gates
" trcldiug) third. Time 1913.
Third raCe-Capital stakes, for twO-ycar-
olds, ,ix MISUNDERSTANDING won; George Oys-
Ter second. limo la.
Fourth race-COngress stakes, selling sweep
stakes for oil ages, mile and furlOng->wift
won; CleumOuud second. Pasha third. Time
1861.
Fifth Tace-steeplechase, handicap sweep
stakes. over the steeplechase cOurEe-JOhn
Henry won; Jim McGOwan second, Wellington
tliIn. 1lme 423M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
AmuEemcnts Last Night-CrOWded
HInIrAnA

Al The places OF amusement overlooked with
people-mainly visitors To- the city-last night
Ike dancing and high Kicking OF Miss blanche
Chairman IN " Gir0ne-GirOfs at the Theatre
called forth shouts and tumultuous applause.
while he drama Of East Lynne '-portraying
mans deception aud womaus woasness-at
TIE Academy was witnessed 10y seemingly
Wcll-plcased audience. ford's was packed and
ile .rmOry well filed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
MARRIAGES.

THCMPSON-GoDSEY.- Married. at tho "a
-.Gerce Of the brides father, Captain ". ii.
GodsCy. near Chase City. Va, October
.t 1851. BY Rev. j. II. NewDiu, Mr.. L. A.
1IOMi euN. Of LuuenOurg. aud Miss WILMER
81. GODsEl, Of MeckleuDurg county, Va.
R-MCLEAN.-Married AZ st stephens
oEuIch, fauquicr county, Va, on the evening
az october 18th, Mr.. NJ ARlON q. TYLER ami
Miss VIRGINIA q. MCLEAN, both OF Alexan-
N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

urn; red. 1sas2c. amber, s0gsic. veusrn
QUIZ ana lower; No. winter red. spot, s0xs
sOkc.; November, S0Ias0Ac.: December. s2H a
o2Ac; January, 4I asikc. Corn-SoutberD
quiet ana steady; white. 35ai9,. Yeltos. 45t
nc western dull and steady: mixed. spot,
NaUhc. November, f9ka50hc: year, 4ga
4shc.; January, ieAa49Hc. Oats quiet and
steady: southern and Pennsylvania. 30a5c. :
western white. 35a3Gc western mixed. Ssa3lc
hyc hrm at 5sa60c. Provisions quiet ut I'M
changed prices. Petroleum quiet and lower :
refined, CSC. Coffee dun and steady: Rio
oargoes. ordinary TO fair. 1881 slg,. sugar
copper refined dull at l0alOAc. Whiskey steady
nj N.l4aNLl6 treghts 10 Liverpool per
steamer nominally steliy; cotton, 7-}2i. hOur.
Is 3D.. grain, 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October H.-Cash quotations wore ::
Flour IN fair inquiry; prices firm and un-
changed No. spring wheat, n 4a7i sc, No.
cred. '2hc. No. 2 corn, nr,c No. ! oat-. 2j4c.
Mess pork. Sl3. Lard. $500. Short-rib sides
Ooosel. $500 Dry-salted shoulders (DOXeD,
f5&at5.30. Whskey. Sl.i0.
.ssaing futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

- WASHINGTON. October 2s-i 4. NJ
I For Virginia, rain, warmer. light 20
| KAHN fresh northeasterly winds, shifting 70
sOutheastsrly.
- For North Carolina. rain, warmer,
light TO fresh northeasterly winds, be-
coming eaetorly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
STRICKEN with Paralysis

Yesterday morning MIR. j. A. Davis, ~ Tun-
stalls. Sew Kent county. while in stroct-car
euiis way a. the Oncc Of DIR. Isaiah White,
was stricken with paralysis iu his right sdo.
Tho Doctor was notified and carried him 10 the
Retreat for the Sick. lie is about nifty years
old, aud has been sufcrerirom hclrt-iisca5o.
Pr. NAitc thinks NT. Davis will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
Hurt HIS Neck.

Yesterday morning Joe Anderson colofed)
feu down the steps on Twenty third street be-
tween Main and Franklin and came near
breaking his neck The ambulance was sum
moned. aud he was taken home, where be was
left la a precariOus condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
SIR ViIfred Blunt Convicted.

(By Anglican erican cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN, October 27.-Sir Wilfred Blunt was
to-day found guilty Of violating the Irish
crimes act and sentenced 10 two months i'm
prisOnment
Roche, poor-law guardian OF Woodford, VINO
was also arrested az sundays meeting, was
sentenced 10 three weeks imprisonment with
oftt hard labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINRTUREALMANAC. OCTOBER q. 1887.
sun rlses.......... 6:23 HIGH TIDE:
suu scts........... 5:lj Morning ......... i:3i
Aoon sets........ $40 Evening .......... l5i
PoRT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ., 1887.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, NOR.
rhardise and passengers, G.. ". Allen & Co.,
agents
steamer Ashland. -- Philadelphia, mer-
rhaudise AMI Passengers. j. W. McCarrick.
agent.
steamer ARIEL Deyo. Norfolk, United States
mau, merchandise and passengers, /. 4. Ia
lu, agent
or or NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER q, 1887.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner j. l.. Ilasbrouck, Doam New York,
HIGHT
SAILED.
Steamship Seneca, Wslkor, New York, NOR
clandise.
steamship city Of Puebla. Mcintosh, san
Francisco, coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

The annual reunion a. the Association Of ths
army of Northern Virginia viii Do held this
evening in tie han Of the House Of Delegates
Colonel A. D. WaIdcu. of Wilmington, v c.,
will deliver thc annual Grafton. His subject
will re: "Thc 1-t Year Of the War in North
Carolina. Including Plymouth, Fort Fisher, and
IcntDuyillo.'
Colonel Wsdicli is well known in Ills city as
AN orator 81 oIperior ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARX ct.

BAITlNoRE, MD. October 97.--Vrginia 6's.
consolidated, Z, : pn-t-duc coupons. 81 new :,
c2; l0-l0e IS. North Carolina 6'5 OLD, l2i.
IIl today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
The Crew SuyPd.
nv Telegraph to the Di,patch.

thy NtieBlAf'h 10 tuc BNphUu.I
MOBILE. October 2.-fhe American schooner
Mosquito arrived here this morning with the
crew Of the American bark Eyyor. which sailed
from Aspinwall september 18th and was
wreck ed on Swan island October lith. No lives
were lost, but the crew saved nothing from the
NTefk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

lSmp Turned over IN residence az the
corner OF Third and Marshall streets last nleht
ana caused "a fre-slarn 10 be turned in. The
damage done WAS slight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
Nv ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY -.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURe


LEAVE RICHMOND
lo.4a A N. Daily, ga Richmond sn1 Peters
burg railroad Arrive at Peters
burg li:sS A. NJ; leave Petersburg
iii5 A. ". daily; arrive g, Norfolk
PRS 7. VI.
iooe A. N. Daily. ria Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive at Peters
burg 1854 a. VI. No. 3leAves Po-
tersburg l:05 4. ". for Farmviile.
Lynchburg, Roanoke, Bristol
Knoxville. and all points south ans
west
THROUGH CAR TO LYNCHBURG.
sos r. n. Daily, except Sunday. ola hicn'
mond aud Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg $50 T. NJ:
leave Petersburg 7:i5 Y. N.
daily, arriving Norfolk q55 r. N.
Through car Richmond 70 Norfolk.
sos ?. ". Daily. except sunday, ola Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad
Arrive at Petersburg $50 =. NJ,
connecting with Train No. |
Leaving Petersburg At 1:}j 2. NJ.
for Farmville, Lynchburg, Roa-
noks, Bristol, Knoxville, Chails
nooga, and all points south aud
west.
PULLMAN sLgEPING-CAR ACCoMMODA'
TONS.
20 I-Sleepng-car from Petersburg 10 Bris
tol without change, snd LynchOurS ~ Memphis
No. 3-LynchOurg to New Orleans. and Roam.
IKE " Chattanooga ,nout change.
tickets, baggage-checks, and all iniormstiC n
AN be obtained al Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot snc st A. ". CARRIERS, 1909 Man
g.reat W. u. BENlLl-
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice-President
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va iy5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

IT, ). G.. Wollarl. Of Richmond, Va, IS
having great success In cning cancers. lie
has cured hundreds pronounced incurabls by
other physicians. Send for pamphlet WIKI
references and certificates. The Doctor cin be
i0uHd at his Office. 40. nor.h sixth street,
where 10 has removed aud is permanently lo-
nnfll. Richmond. y :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

Yesterday afternoon one Of She colored news
tCys GA TIC Chesapeake and Okio road In
jurgriug from q train near the shops slipped
and fcI under tho wheels and hal one Of his
legs horribly maDclcd. The city ambulance
conveyed him 90 the Glmshouse, where Or. IT.
vino unputated The limb below the knee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-28

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r..cmout in The weather yesterday.
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wednesday. Tho day was somewhat
auat iu that was not 80 cold a. the
..... hui tho grounds wo 90 In worse
Iic grass was wct and tho walk
aI several inches deep iu mud.
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s.. attended With great difficulty ana
.. consequence OF tho prltng Pain
.l mud w the iroal--fract road.
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...... O.. a.i I.f l.tfer dil lUt Htuo
mfofI was -.ich That most
.... vln went out before noon. and
rr.l numerous, epou returned.
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r-" Trf.1u- Un tho grounds. tho
rll.u n."f oHt af.or seeing the